that's why you're sad over the loss of dean -- dino taylor. scat schat in spots. temperatures are still up. let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart with a look at the weather and whether we'll need a rain coat. >> wild sky in laurel. it's that mix of sun and clouds and hit and miss showers have been more miss than hit. we've seen a few showers. the storm south and west of disk. we think most of the action will stay. you can see the storms popping in northern virginia, the northern part of the shenandoah valley with the remnants of isaac. we're watching leslie offshore. the frontal boundary coming at us. eat late with a few showers -- 80s with a few showers south.

we'll talk about that and your complete forecast coming up. the sheriff in queen anne's county face as multimaryland lawsuit. a woman claims he knew the brother was harassing her and did nosmght queen anne's county cher sheriff gary hofmann and his brother john hofmann are being sued by kristy taylor. she said hofmann assaulted her in twine. corporal hofmann pleaded gill ti to second degree assaulted and murphy said one day later she was let g sheriff hofmann said he completely removed himself from the case because of a conflict of interest. a spokesman for the agency said

it would be inreport to comment because they haven't seen the lawsuit. for more, head to abc2news.com. continuing coverage of that deadly ellicott city train derailment. two people were killed that nied. transportation officials are saying it caused $2.2 million. the ntsb release lad preliminary report today but there does not give us a cause. officials said a final determination could take from a year to 18 months. well this was a he said, she said in prince george's county last february. continues en-- since threne county police officer has been accused of lay tacking a teenager, the whole thing caught on tape. >> this might be a case of the video speaking for itself. we might not have ever known what happened that night in

february. the video contradicts what the officer claimed in his report. you see the 19-year-old. then you see the officer with a gun drawn before he swings his hand making contact with dorm's face. he said the teen was pay salting him but the police department said they investigated and eventually charged the officer. >> played on the community's stereotypes that this young black person was some sort of menace, and he wasn't. >> the charges were also dropped against dorm but not before his attorney said he served four months in jail. in light of the incident, prince george's county police said he's working on the department's transparency and working to stop police brutality. a reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of a 22-year-old mother

early sunday morning. she was talking to her haunt right outside her home when she was hit by a stray bullet. police do not believe that amos was the intended target but she was shot in the cleft and died a short time later at the hospital. police are asking if you know anything about the shooting, call metro crime stoppers. >> devante moore is facing charges for killing a man. a fight broke out in the parking lot and kevin glasgow was killed. police were able to identify moore as the gunman.

>> anne arundel police are looking for two men who shot a man. the victim was shot mullet peel times in the 200 block of fifth avenue and taken to shock trauma. detectives are asking anyone with information to call about the home invasion. >> officer forest taylor was on a call when he was seriously hurt. this week he passed away, leaving a dlarmt in mourning. >> reporter: in a statement today, the police commissioner called officer forrest taylor someone who was committed to the city. officer forrest taylor's nickname was dino.

police say he was selfless in making the city safe. officer taylor was critically injured during a car crash last february and didn't recover. >> officer taylor, unfortunately, died as a result of a complication from that accident last week, and it's tough. these men and women risk their lives every day. they rush to emergencies, rush to help people and they back up the quality of service with their lives. >> reporter: the officer was responding to a call. as he approached the intersection, the light was red. the other light was green. that driver couldn't see the officer because of the building and want able to stop. police are calling it a terrible accident. it's alsos about the loss of a veteran officer who was well liked by his piers and community. >> officer taylor will be part of the family, part of the ppd

family. unfortunately, we've lived this in the past several years and it's never easy but our promise to that family is we will honor them just like office are taylor honored this city. >> reporter: the full honor service is scheduled to be held at 10 a.m. at the cathedral of mary hour yen on north charles street. he will be buried in annapolis. an anonymous donor doubled the reward for the return of three chocolate lab puppies stolen. he said someone had taken the puppies and we put his story on the hair last night. he called outs back and said somebody is adding $500 to the reward. that brings the tote lal to $1,000. gary as puts up signs all over.

if you have any information on the missing or stolen puppies, give gary a call. 443-354-0364. well, first lady michelle obama may have stolen the show last night but not before our very own governor got a turn on the stage. he talked about our state, the public school system and its place at the top in the national rankings but then moved to a pro obama record. >> with 29 months in a row of private sector job dproaghts, president obama is moves america forward not back. >> the governor who is also chairman of the democrat pick governors so met with delegates from iowa. some political experts said this could be a warmup for governor

o'malley in 2016. on the consumer front, there are signs the housing industry is starting to rebound. we're witnessing a jump in home prices. in the past year it jumped 3.8%. baltimore the average price of a home climbed $28,000 since july and real estate agents report multiple pied -- bids on what's becoming a seller's market again. >> we're seeing not much inventory. hardly any selection and the good houses that are priced right, staged well, look great, they're going. >> real estate agents said pinned up demand and homes undee current shortage. >> whether the housing market, political conviction or crime,

katie couric will be covering it all. katie premieres this coming monday. it will air every day at 4:00. we'll have more on what you can expect throughout the rest of the week. you can also head to abc2news.com/katie for a sneak peek at the show. they are tide for the top -- tied for the top spot in the division. orioles fever. speaking of the ravens. it's nearly time to kick off the season. how the ravens are preparing. >> we'll talk about the orioles and ravens forecast. 91 at bwi. just one degree off. no winner. mighty leslie churning in the waters of the atlantic. what will left of isaac. we've got the tropics coming up. anncr: it'll start out as concrete and steel...

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buck, you are doing a great job. this year it's different. the orioles aren't just in the playoff hunt. they are tied. don harrison hit the streets to check on some of the symptoms of orioles fever. >> 1-0 pitch. that goes the other way. >> reporter: after scoring 12 runs, when the birds are doing well, so is orioles more condition dice. >> they lost jerseys and the hats and the t shirts. they want casual wear. >> been a fan as long as i can

remember, back to the frank robinson days. >> reporter: he is a long time frustrated orioles fan. he knows the orioles can't spend the money like the yankees. >> obviously, money doesn't mean everything. low budget team and they're hanging in there. >> reporter: they are looking for new orioles gear. >> i think it makes a difference. when they're winning, you feel more psyched about it, ready for the game. >> reporter: sports is always on their mind. as exciting as the games have been, there haven't been any accidents yet. >> no. knob's jumped out of the chair yet. >> reporter: josh king came in to get a treem so he will -- trim, so he will be ready for the playoffs. >> good to see them doing. >> reporter: so the o's kick off a four game home stand and then

the ravens start their season. don harrison, abc2 news. >> all right. the orioles are taking on toronto again tonight. we're going for a sweep in canada. the orioles legends are joining the hall of legends. cal ripken, jr. and murray, and they will be joining the likes of babe ruth and johnny unitas. there will be a few other guests including gary williams and former orioles skipper. we're talking about concussions. in response to evidence that players have been sustaining serious brain injuries, the nfl

is donating $30 million to the national institute of health in bethesda. we wanted to get his take on this donation. >> the topic has been in the headlines the last four or five years. everybody has a vested interest in it. everybody is doing what they cran to help minimize concussions, the effects it has on players. >> you remember he said he plans to donate his brain to research. >> well, the ravens have more than injuries on their mind. they play on monday night football, playing the bengals. they will try to make the

playoffs. >> emotions will be high. i think it's going to take care of itself. >> play like the ravens. here it comes. everybody stand up. beaning dpals, ravens, monday night here in baltimore. going to be good, good stuff. it's a clear night, dry conditions dominating for the moment. when i say dry, i mean rain wise. humidity is still dom nafnlt dew point is 72. 88 fee feeling -- feeling more like the mid-90s. frostburg state university. you can see some of the students on campus and a clear finish. temperature wise close to home, lots of mid-80s to low 90s. chester town at 82.

with the humidity, that tells the tale and that muggy condition, dew points well into the 70s. here's that chance for showers mainly south of baltimore this evening. as we go into the forecast, maybe an isolated shower. we will be relatively dry. the weather should hold up for the big statue dedication at camden yards tomorrow for cal ripken. as look at thursday into friday, maybe a pop-up showers. a lot of it may stay west of baltimore, west of central m. and the eastern shore. active across the east, some of the showers have been in the shenandoah vally. there's a new boundary pushing across the midwest. the leftover from isaac, the leftover low pressure center moving south into the warm waters of the gust this could become a named storm. it is, in fact, a leftover storm

from isaac, that low pressure center amazing. hurricane leslie now upgraded packing powerful winds, gusting higher, expected to strengthen into a category two, so interest on the pie and of bermuda. have to watch this storm closely. travel probably ill advised as we go through the weekend. tonight here 69. we stay sticky, not much rain but patchy fog a possibility. early morning commuters maybe factor in fog. hot, mostly dry, a stray shower possible. here's the seven-day forecast. maybe a stray shower early in the day. as we look beyond the weekend or through the weekend, a shower but beyond the weekend for monday night football we have dried that forecast out, 78.

that will feel like football night. some sunshine. >> that's good. >> don't touch it. let this go. whether there are thunderstorms in the forecast or clear skies, all you have to do is head to abc2news.com/mobile or text wmar to 46988. the archbishop said the archdiocese is right on track for raising money. it's already raised $64 million. >> some of that is large gifts. parishioners are giving at or above their means in this

economic climate. when i said i was grateful, i meant it. i'm inspired by what i'm seeing. i'm confident we will surpass our goals. >> half of the fund also go to the schools, othero charitable outreach programs and the preservation of the basilica and the cathedral of mary our queen. we'll be right back. i have never encountered such a burning sensation...

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